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Energy Law. At the end of 2002 Q-Cells em- ployed 82 persons, at the end of 2004 it already had 484 employees, a num- ber which has grown to 1.700 at the end of 2007. 106 STI Studies 2008: 93-113 Q-Cells also [...] measure ‘suc- cess’ we will use the indicators ‘in- stalled PV power’, ‘production’, 'export sales’, ‘employees’ and ‘patents’. As figure 1 impressively shows, in- stalled PV power was on a relatively low level [...] assets is allowed to be invested in a single secu- rity), and so on. Portfolio managers are usually employees of investment com- panies. Investment companies specify 120 STI Studies 2008:115-130 the investment …

REPORT EXISTENTIAL FIELD TWO “DEVELOPMENTAL FAMILIAL PROCESSESS, MARCH 2010

new arrangement but  try to deal directly with the employer about work schedules. Although each employee has the  right  to part‐time work  in  the Netherlands, not everybody who would want  it actually makes  [...]  the work floor).   20 As it is well known, in comparison with other European countries, Dutch employees have much better part‐time  working conditions.        25     On the whole, parents feel a stro [...] are  jointly  characterised by  a widespread  refusal on  the part of employers  to  concede  to employees –  especially to men – periods of parental leave aimed at ensuring that parents are able to spend  …

Science, Technology & Innovation Studies Vol

Energy Law. At the end of 2002 Q-Cells em- ployed 82 persons, at the end of 2004 it already had 484 employees, a num- ber which has grown to 1.700 at the end of 2007. 106 STI Studies 2008: 93-113 Q-Cells also [...] measure ‘suc- cess’ we will use the indicators ‘in- stalled PV power’, ‘production’, 'export sales’, ‘employees’ and ‘patents’. As figure 1 impressively shows, in- stalled PV power was on a relatively low level …

factors. Another example is the attendance of advanced training for employees as an effect on their technical capabilities. If employees could determine their attendance on this training by themselves, one [...] metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) as these de- scribe and determine the ability to pay employees, make necessary investments and thereby increase market shares. Eventually, this accounts for becoming [...] consideration. Imagine, we wanted to estimate the effect of trainings on the employment situation of employees or ap- plicants for a job. Then, there would be unique properties to every individual which would …

ownership of a bike sharing subscrip- tion. Additionally, membership of the two function groups, employees or stu- dents, also proved to be important. Model 5 was initially expanded exploratorily to include [...] evaluation of the bicycle (4.809), but also older age (1.254), membership of the functional group of employees (2.189) and the desire for more and better cycle paths (1.557) have a positive effect on the use [...] contrast two fictitious persons also provide meaningful results (cf. Table 10). Person 1 is a male (0) employee (1) between 50 and 59 years of age (6) who lives three kilometres from the univer- sity, does not …

Angry by design: toxic communication and technical architectures

workers “do not escape unscathed” (Madrigal, 2017). As well as the hazards of the content itself, employees are often under intense pressure to meet performance targets, an anxiety that only adds to the inherent [...] (Bergen, 2019), YouTube as purposefully ignored warnings of its toxicity for years—even from its own employees—in its pursuit of one value: engagement. Of course, this should come as no surprise for a publicly …

Microsoft Word - letzte Fassung.doc

Ver- fügung. The formation of economic networks leads to modified requirements and tasks for the employees. The human resource management has to make allowance for these changes. This paper shows some ways …

Denn „the growing use of software, connectivity, and analytics 20 will increase the demand for employees with competencies in software development and IT- Technologies, such as mechatronics experts with [...] . Equal attention must be paid to providing a high quality and satisfying work environment for employees.” (Mumford 2006: 318) Der gestaltungsori- entierte Ansatz geht davon aus, dass eine Analyse und …

Academic institutional entrepreneurs in Germany: navigating and shaping multi-level research commerc

patenting, support for start-ups), including a vice-rector, a head of a legal department, several employees of TTOs and leaders of technology centres. Five of the interviewees were scientists in leading positions [...] example, a lab leader and managerial head of the research institute, speaks of scientists more as employees who are paid for inventions and his research institute as rightly “claim[ing] the patent for them- …